Reality TV

You might not find love, but contestants do get paid.

Last night the West Bloomfield native was crowned the winner of "Big Brother" 24 and made history in the process.

Someone is about it get busted! Or maybe not, but residents in one Michigan city are wondering why the host of the popular MTV show Catfish is hanging around town.

Flint Buick City Assembly worker Gypsy Jack took us back to the Old West when he was featured on the 80s reality show Real People.

The casting call read, "If you are not ready for adventure, fun, pain sometimes, but something really rewarding, don’t apply"-- Well, one West Michigan man was READY.

One house. 26 people. One bank account. 2 bathrooms. Yep - this is the reality of Michigan's own Putnam family.

Looks like the next generation of reality stars reside in the thumb. "Meet the Putmans" is a show based on a Michigan family that has 25 members all living under one roof. A total of three generations with a 26th member on the way.

I do not willingly watch reality shows.  But my girlfriend loves that crap, which means sometimes I have to as well. It's not very often, but every now and then, these reality "stars" provide some real entertainment, and when I saw this dude get booted off of VH1's "Ton Of Cash", I couldn't help but to crack up.

Tommy Lee is taking a crack at  "Reality TV" yet again.  You might remember him starring in "Tommy Lee Goes To College"?  Anyone?